Vakstudie, Tijdschrift Voor de Grafische Vakken, 1e Jaargang, 01, Januari 1937

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Vakstudie. Tijdschrift Voor de Grafische Vakken was published by the Nederlandsche Katholieke Grafische Bond (Dutch Catholic Graphic Trade Union) or related Catholic/Christian Graphic Trade organisations.

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Vakstudie, Tijdschrift Voor de Grafische Vakken, 1e Jaargang, 01, Januari 1937
Vakstudie, Tijdschrift Voor de Grafische Vakken, 1e Jaargang, 01, Januari 1937
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